Temporary Use Permit Application Form

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1 Strategic & Community Development 6300 Hammond Bay Road Nanaimo, BC V9T 6N2 (250) (Nanaimo) (250) (District 69) (within BC) Fax:(250) Temporary Use Permit Application Form PERMIT APPLICATION PERMIT RENEWAL O F F I C E U S E O N L Y Application Fee: Receipt No. File No. SECTION 1: DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY (AS INDICATED ON THE STATE OF TITLE CERTIFCATE) Legal Description Civic Address Electoral Area Parcel Identifier (P I D) SECTION 2: OWNER INFORMATION (ATTACH ADDITIONAL PAGE IF MORE THAN TWO OWNERS) 1) 2) Name Name Mailing Address Mailing Address Town / Province Postal Code Town / Province Postal Code Telephone/ Cell Fax Telephone/ Cell Fax SECTION 3: AGENT INFORMATION (TO BE COMPLETED IF THE APPLICANT IS NOT THE OWNER) Name Mailing Address Town/Province Postal Code Telephone/ Cell Fax *NOTE: IF THE APPLICANT IS NOT THE REGISTERED OWNER A LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION WILL BE REQUIRED SECTION 4: DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL I/we, the registered owner(s) of the property legally described on this application, hereby make application as follows: *NOTE: Please attach letter if more space is required. Amendment Requested: Purpose of Requested Amendment:

2 SECTION 5: APPLICATION COMPLETION CHECKLIST: ALL MEASUREMENTS TO BE IN METRIC A copy of state of title certificate(s) and corporate registry search (if applicable) dated within past 30 days A letter outlining the details of the Application Application fee as required by Bylaw No. 1259, 2002 Two (2) survey plans certified by a BC Land Surveyor to a maximum scale of 1:500, showing: location of existing and proposed buildings and structures and parts thereof, address, legal description, name of applicant, date, property lines, scale, north arrow, all easements and right of ways, restrictive covenant areas, location of all watercourses and associated setbacks, and building setbacks as per Zoning and Floodplain Bylaws Electronic copies of all plans Property Declaration Form Additional information may be required, such as: Two (2) building elevation plans to a maximum scale of 1:100 Professional Engineer s Report RDN Sustainable Development Checklist: Residential Commercial Environmental Assessment Achaeological Assessment Arborist Report Landscape Plan Site Profile Plan Two (2) survey plans certified by a BC Land Surveyor including topographical information A letter of authorization (To be completed if the applicant is not the registered owner) Riparian Area Assessment Other SECTION 6: Applicant Signature I hereby declare that all the above noted statements and information contained in this application and supporting documents are true and correct. Applicant Signature Date Applicant Name (Please Print) I would prefer all correspondance via: regular mail fax In order to process your application, please provide all necessary documentation with your application. Please retain a copy of the submitted application for your records. Contact the RDN Planning Department for assistance. Submit the completed application form, required fee, plans, and supporting material to the Regional District of Nanaimo. The fee is payable to the Regional District of Nanaimo.

3 pi REGIONAL Os DISTRICT Awe OF NANAIMO Planning Department 6300 Hammond Bay Road, Nanaimo BC V9T 6N2 Phone: (250) or (250) (in District 69) or toll free in BC Fax: (250) web: LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION (Representative / Agent) Date: As the registered owner(s) of the following property: Civic Address: Legal Description: I / We hereby authorize the following person to act as agent on my / our behalf in all matters pertaining to the application for development on the above noted property and by doing so will be deemed to know of and to understand the contents of the applications and associated documents. I / We acknowledge the authority of the agent to bind me/us in all matters relating to the work to be performed under the following applications (please check all applicable): OCP Amendment Rezoning Subdivision Development Permit Development Variance Permit Board of Variance Temporary Use Permit Agricultural Land Reserve Other Owner Name (please print) Owner Name (please print) Signature of Owner Signature of Owner Agent's Information Agent s Name Company Name (Address) City Postal Code Telephone Fax No. Cellular Phone

4 Property Declaration Form for Riparian Areas, Nesting Trees, and Site Profiles Subject Property Legal Description: Subject Property Civic Address: Subject Property PID: Riparian Areas I (we) acknowledge that the province of British Columbia enacted the Riparian Areas Regulation to protect the critical features, functions, and conditions required to sustain fish habitat. Furthermore, this legislation prohibits the Regional District of Nanaimo ( R D N ) from approving or allowing a development to proceed adjacent to a watercourse until it has received notice that a report prepared by a Qualified Environmental Professional has been received by the Ministry of Environment. I (we) understand that a water feature includes any of the following: a) any watercourse, whether it usually contains water or not; b) any pond, lake, river, creek or brook; and/or, c) any ditch, culvert, spring, or wetland. I (we) declare that I (we) are familiar with the property and area, and have inspected the property and immediate area for the existence of any water features. I (we) declare that (please check the one that applies): that there are no water features located on the subject property; or there are water features located on the subject property. I (we) declare that all proposed development including land alteration, vegetation removal, alteration or construction of a building or structure (please check the one that applies): is greater than 30.0 metres from a water feature; or is less than 30.0 metres from a water feature. Eagle and Heron Nesting Trees I (we) acknowledge that the Wildlife Act protects Bald Eagles and Great Blue Herons, their eggs and nests. Bald Eagles and Great Blue Herons are sensitive to development near their nesting sites and may return to a nest that has been unused for a number of years. While the provincial government and the RDN undertake mapping of nesting sites from time to time, not all are mapped. Some on private property may have been undetected, and new nests are continually being built. Typically, a 60 metre radius for an eagle nesting tree and depending on the level of development in an area, a metre radius for a heron nesting tree (or trees) is considered to be sensitive to disturbance. Electoral Areas A, E, G and H require that a development permit be obtained prior to development near an eagle or heron nest. Mapped eagle and heron nest trees can be found on the Community Mapping Network at and I (we) declare that I (we) are familiar with the property and area, and have inspected the property and immediate area

5 for the existence of eagle or heron nests prior to completing this form. I (we) declare that (please check the one that applies): there are no eagle or heron nesting trees on or within 100 metres of the subject property; or there is an eagle or heron nesting tree on or within 100 metres of the subject property. Site Profile I (we) acknowledge that when an application is made to the RDN, Section 40(1) of the Environmental Management Act requires that a Site Profile be completed when the applicant knows, or reasonably should know, that the land is being used or has been used for industrial or commercial purposes of the type listed in Schedule 2 of the Contaminated Sites Regulation unless otherwise exempt under the Regulation. Please find the Site Profile Form and Schedule 2 on the Government of BC website at www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/air-land-water/siteremediation/site-profiles or on the RDN s website. Please contact the RDN Planning Department if any of the activities listed in Schedule 2 apply to the subject property. I (we) declare that (please check the one that applies): I (we) have read the Contaminated Sites Regulation Schedule 2 document, and determined that the subject property has been used for purposes listed in Schedule 2, and filled out the Site Profile Form; or I (we) have read the Contaminated Sites Regulation Schedule 2 document and am (are) not required to submit a Site Profile Form as to my (our) knowledge, the subject property has not been used for any of the activities listed in Schedule 2; or I (we) have read the Contaminated Sites Regulation Schedule 2 document and am (are) exempted from being required to submit a Site Profile Form under Section 4 of the Contaminated Sites Regulation. I (we) have provided the following information in support of this exemption: (list Information below) DECLARATION SIGNATURE All registered owners shown on the certificate of title must sign the declaration. Please provide an additional page with owners names and signatures if required. I (we) declare that I (we) have read and filled out the above form. Owner/Agent 1 Owner 2 Owner 3 Signature Signature Signature Applicant Mailing Address: Phone: Date: Witnessed By Name: Witnessed By Signature:

6 REGIONAL DISTRICT OF NANAIMO P O L I C Y SUBJECT: Groundwater - Application requirements for rezoning of un-serviced lands (Current Planning) POLICY NO: CROSS REF.: B 1.21 EFFECTIVE DATE: February 22, 2011 APPROVED BY: BOARD REVISION DATE: PAGE: 1 of 2 PURPOSE To standardize the information required at the rezoning stage to confirm that the potable water needs of proposed lots or use can be met. POLICY Based on the policies and objectives of the Official Community Plan (OCP) and given the existing limitations to ensure standards are being satisfied through the subdivision process and in recognition that well drilling and testing on proposed lots may be onerous and undesirable at the rezoning stage, the following approach will be taken when considering un-serviced lands (with respect to community water) for rezoning: 1. Where a lot is the subject of a rezoning application to reduce the minimum lot size in order to facilitate a subdivision, a preliminary hydrogeological assessment completed by a qualified professional (P. Eng or P. Geo registered in BC) must be completed and submitted as part of the rezoning application. The report must confirm that in the opinion of the qualified professional: a) a minimum year-round potable water supply of 3.5m3 (3500 l) per day can be provided for each parcel being proposed, and that, b) the proposed well(s) will have no adverse impacts on surrounding wells, groundwater resources, and receiving waters. The report must be received and reviewed prior to proceeding to the Board for introduction of the associated amendment bylaw. Prior to final adoption of the amendment bylaw a covenant must be registered on title which will require that the wells be constructed and tested, and a report submitted to the RDN prior to final approval of subdivision. The report must comply with the requirements as outlined below. If the application involves the rezoning of lands to permit subdivision of lands that are currently occupied by dwellings, each with their own well, and the rezoning will not result in additional residential density, a preliminary hydrogeological assessment is not required provided the applicant proceeds with the well testing and associated report to the satisfaction of the Regional District.

7 Policy No. B1.21 Page 2 2. Where a lot is the subject of a rezoning application to permit multiple units, commercial, institutional or industrial use, a preliminary hydrogeological assessment completed by a qualified professional (P. Eng or P. Geo registered in BC) must be completed and submitted as part of the rezoning application. The report must confirm that in the opinion of the registered professional: a) a minimum year-round potable water supply to support the proposed use can be provided on the parcel, and that, b) the proposed well(s) will have no adverse impacts on surrounding wells, groundwater resources and receiving waters. The report must be received and reviewed prior to proceeding to the Board for introduction of the associated amendment bylaw. Prior to final adoption of the amendment the applicant must receive source approval from the Vancouver Island Health Authority. Well report requirements: The intent of the well report is to confirm that the well can adequately service the proposed lot and that it meets current well regulations. The report must be completed, dated and signed by a qualified professional and include/confirm the following: the date when the well was drilled along with a copy of the driller s log (if available); the well identity number as indicated on the plate secured to the well; photographs of the well identity tag, stick up, and general location of the well; that the water meets the Canadian Drinking Water Standards. The report should include the test results of the well water and to have been completed within 6 months of the date of the report. The report must also identify where the parameters may have exceeded the Drinking Water Guidelines; that pump testing has been completed and witnessed by a qualified professional. The pump testing is required to have been run for the greater of 12 hours or until the water level stabilizes at the pumping rate of at least 2.5 litres/minute with a well recovery period monitored for the greater of 6 hours or until the water level recovers to a minimum of 90% of its pre-pumping water level. This pump test should be conducted only during the months of July through November (lowest water table). Confirmation that the well meets the minimum well standards as outlined in the BC Ground Water Protection Regulations as enacted on November 1, 2005 and as amended from time to time which includes the following: is at minimum 30m from potential sources of contamination, including but not limited to: agricultural buildings, septic fields, animal pens/runs, refuse and compost piles, areas of fertilizer/herbicide use or storage, above or below ground storage tanks, and parking areas; is outside of a floodplain, or if within a floodplain measures taken/required to protect the well; is accessible for maintenance; has a secure and watertight cap; the well head is at minimum 300mm above the adjacent finished grade, and the ground around the well head is sloped away from the well casing.